Stories From 2023
Student Spotlight: Stephen Scala
Stephen Scala used his internship with Midwest Feeders, Inc. in Ingalls, Kansas, to learn about different types of cattle operations that do not exist in North Carolina.
18 Ag Institute Students Inducted Into Delta Tau Alpha Honor Society
On September 25, 2023, another class was inducted into the Delta Tau Alpha Honor Society. Delta Tau Alpha promotes academic scholarship and public service in the community.
Student Spotlight: Mary Elizabeth Morris
Instead of going back to her family’s beef and pork farm over the summer, Mary Elizabeth Morris tried something different and completed an internship with Bayer Crop Science.
Learning Journey to NC Coast Returns Value to Students
Students over fall break participated in a learning journey to North Carolina’s coastal communities to learn more about how resources are allocated, exciting discoveries in marine sciences and aquaculture and entrepreneurial practices in action.
Thinking Like an Entrepreneur: How Environmental Entrepreneurship Solves Resource Conflicts
What does thinking like an entrepreneur entail? This question was at the heart of the Environmental Entrepreneurship workshop hosted by the Center for Environmental and Resource Economic Policy.
Want To Make an Impact on NC Communities? Consider the Ag Entrepreneurship Minor
The Agricultural Entrepreneurship minor prepares students to lead with purpose and to make impacts on North Carolina’s communities through active classroom engagement that use a clinical model of instruction.
Entrepreneurial Education at the Center of Supply Chain Management
When it comes to boosting the value of entrepreneurial education, establishing close ties to industry and lasting partnerships enrichens the student experience.
You Decide: Is the Outlook Bright for Manufacturing?
Economist Mike Walden reflects on the past, present and future of manufacturing in North Carolina and beyond.
Meet Our 2023-24 Student Ambassadors
Student ambassadors play a vital role in creating a sense of community among our undergraduate students. Learn more about our 2023-24 student ambassadors' career aspirations and why they chose Agricultural Business Management.
Why Age 54? Agribusiness Clinic for Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Economic Analysis Working to Increase the Market for Peanuts
The NC State Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Clinic is assembling teams to conduct taste panels to gain an idea as to why college-aged students are unlikely to purchase a bag of peanuts as their preferred snack item.